by Cathy Monrad MATERIALS 2 Hanging dome-shape wire planters with coco fiber liners, hangers removed Floral foam blocks Succulents of your choice Potting soil, moistened TOOLS
Story and photos by Michelle Sutton Carol Watson’s passion for design showed itself early. She was the kind of child who frequently rearranged furniture and
by Liz Magnanti Spring is here! Flowers are blooming, birds are singing, and animals are out of hibernation. This is a very active time for wildlife. They are looking
K2 Brothers Brewing is a New York State farm/microbrewery in Penfield that opened in December of 2017. It is owned and operated by brothers Kyle and Bradley
Story and photos by Katie DeTar The Philadelphia Flower Show, one of the oldest and largest indoor garden shows in the world, brings the wow factor to
by Valerie E. Shaw Your garden is amazing to your children, whether it’s a potted plant on the patio or a ten-acre farm. While they’re out there,
Welcome spring—real, actual spring, finally. Finally! Cathy and I were lucky enough to get a respite from the area’s vernal misery when we traveled to
What To Do in the Garden in May & June May Edibles: It’s your last chance to start some slow-growing seedlings early in the month, such
